The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-26
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White Pine will regret to learn that nc
i living dangerously i'll at Eureka.
4 large invoice of coal oil, cheap
far cash, at VineyEdward's.
william Over, Postmaster at Austin,
died in San Francisco last week.
A mild sprinkle of snow fell here
yesterday. It was a kind of April
shower.
W G. Barry, of Salt Marsh, has been
amending few days in Taylor this
week. lie reports mining matters to
the east of us as very quiet.
Dr. ]. d. Campbell was suddenly
called to Cherry Creek Wednesday
evening to attend Mrs. Vanderlip, who
il seriously i'll.
A lot of gents ready -mads clothing,
newest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
T. q. Poujade, of Ward, went to Salt
lake last week. He has been ailing
for some time and went for change
of climate.
Justice Hendrie, of Osceola,' is in
town. We are pleased 10 note that
his health has greatly improved since
his last visit to Taylor.
We learn that Jerry Patrinoia, the
Frenchman who got hurt in the Argus
mine few months ago, has commence
ed suit against the company, laying
his damages at $4,000.
California -four. at the lowest fig
ures. at Whey Edwards.
The old reliable tirm of Spencer &
Frank, Cherry Creek, has been dissoly-
ed by the withdrawal of Mr.. Spencer.
Mr.. II. II. Frank will continue the
business at the old stand.
M. Garaghan, of Ward, received
the sad intelligence of his fathers
death few days ago. He died Mt
Cincinnsti and was 20 years old.
We are pleased tn note that Mrs.
Balm, who has been so seriously i'll for
a couple of weeks, is now improving
and considered ont of Danger.
Leave yeur or lcrs with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will he sent for.
Commissioner Gallagher, of Duck
Creek, was in town Thursday. He is
anxious to have the injunction suit
settled, so that the Board can GO on
with the preliminary work of the new
Court House.
Sam Parkinson offers the S,eptoe
laundry for sale. II is good paying
business, but sickness in the family
cOmpeis him tn dispose of II. A bar
gain can be had by anyone desiring to
engage in the business.
John Treharne, an old citizen of
this section of the county. died last
Tuesday and was laid tn rest by low.
ing hands last Wednesday. His dis.
ease was dropsy.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicoes. Call and examine. He will
cell remnents cheap.
Another of the "old boys" Of Ham.
ilton has crossed the divide" s. G.
Fowler, who died there on the 18th,
has been a resident of the place since
1859. A genial, harmless old man,
with little ambition and no cares, was
he.
A ealt Lake dispatch to the Senti-
mel of March 2lst says: Dell Hickman.
who killed L. r. Ketchum, after the
latter killed Green on ranch in South
ern Utah last month, was indicted yes
terday In Provo for murder in the Sec
ond degree.
Street Commissioner Anthony has
started In on the Spring campaign on
the streets. By an unwritten law, as
old as Taylor, Bro. Anthony is the
sell constituted head of this bureau of
public works, the duties of which he
performs we'll. His tax levy is reason
able.
The gay and festive children of the
forest have been having their Spring
iandango during the week on the bin
Dack OF the Opera House. This is the
time when the young bucks make love
10 the young maidens and secure their
squaws to rustic cold grub for them
the balance of their lives.
Eureka Sentinel "Hon. A. @. Cleve-
land left yesterday for his White Pine
home, driving out two of the finest
stations ever seen in Eureka. They
attracted marked atfention nm Main